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- the present disclosure relates to a maintenance monitor device capable of simultaneously displaying numerical data of three or more display items on a graph, and a program and a recording medium for the maintenance monitor device. It preferably relates to a maintenance monitor device, in particular, used for maintenance of a diesel engine mounted on an industrial vehicle, and a program and a recording medium for the maintenance monitor device.
- a maintenance monitor device when carrying out maintenance on various apparatuses such as a diesel engine, a maintenance monitor device is used to monitor the operation state of the apparatus in real time.
- the maintenance monitor device displays measurement values or the like that indicate the operation state of the apparatus on a monitor screen in real time.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram of a monitor screen displayed by a conventional monitor device.
- a graph with the x-axis indicating time is displayed.
- displayed are numerical data of a plurality of display items, such as the engine rotation speed (a), the acceleration opening degree (b), the cooling water temperature (c), the boost pressure (d), the intake temperature (e), the rail pressure (f), and the total fuel injection amount (g), associated with the graph axes.
- scales, names, and units are displayed on the y-axis of the graph, corresponding to the plurality of display items (a) to (g) described above.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Pub. No. 2008-209511
- the above conventional monitor device displays scales, names, units corresponding to the plurality of display items on the Y-axis next to one another.
- the time axis becomes short in turn, narrowing the display region of the graph, which is also a disadvantage in terms of visibility.
- two or more display items are visually monitored at the same time, such as the engine rotation speed and the acceleration opening degree, and the engine rotation speed and the total fuel injection amount. Also, the display items are frequently switched. Thus, operability upon changing the graph display is also required for the monitor device, in addition to the above described visibility.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a display-scale changing system that can change the scales of the graph when more than one display item is displayed on a graph.
- this display-scale changing system of Patent Document 1 requires frequent click and drag operations of a computer mouse, and therefore adept skills for operating the system.
- At least one embodiment of the present invention was made in view of the above issues of the conventional technique, and an object is to provide a maintenance monitor device capable of displaying numerical data of three or more display items on a graph at the same time, with high visibility and operability.
- At least one embodiment of a maintenance monitor device is a maintenance monitor device capable of displaying a graph of numerical data of three or more of a plurality of display items related, to an apparatus subject to maintenance on a monitor screen.
- the maintenance monitor device includes: a list display unit capable of displaying a list of the display items on the monitor screen; a numerical data display unit configured to be capable of displaying a graph of numerical data related to the three or more display items on the monitor screen in accordance with graph axes including a first axis which includes a time axis; a position information calculation unit configured to be capable of calculating position information of a cursor displayed on the monitor screen; a display item recognition unit configured to be capable of recognizing the display items indicated by the cursor on the basis of the position information of the cursor calculated by the position information calculation unit; and, a second axis display unit configured to be capable of displaying only one scale corresponding to the display item recognized by the display item recognition unit on a second axis included in the graph axes.
- the visibility is enhanced because only one scale is displayed on the second axis of the graph axes. Further since the display item indicated by the cursor is recognized on the basis of the position information of the cursor, it is possible to display the single corresponding scale by a simple operation of only superposing the position of the cursor on one of the display items or the graph lines displayed on the monitor screen. Thus, the operability is also enhanced.
- the display item recognition unit is configured to recognize, from the list of the display items displayed on the monitor screen, one of the display items indicated by the cursor.
- the display item recognition unit is configured to recognize, from among graph lines corresponding to the three or more display items of the graph displayed on the monitor screen, one of the display items which corresponds to one of the graph lines indicated by the cursor.
- one embodiment of the present invention further includes a display item selection unit configured to be capable of optionally selecting three or more display items from the list of the display items.
- the numerical data display unit s configured to display the graph of only the numerical data of the selected display items selected by the display item selection unit.
- the display item recognition unit is configured to recognize one of the selected display items selected by the display item selection unit.
- the display item recognition unit configured to recognize only the selected. display items selected by the display item selection unit, it is possible to reduce the frequency of displaying an unintended scale on the second axis due to operation error of the computer mouse. Thus, the operability is enhanced.
- the numerical data display unit is configured to indicate, on the graph, the numerical data of the display item recognized by the display item recognition unit by a graph line varied from the other numerical data.
- the second axis display unit is configured to maintain a tick-mark interval of the scale to be constant regardless of the display item recognized by the display item recognition unit.
- the tick-mark interval of the scale is kept constant even when the scale displayed on the second axis is switched to another scale.
- it is possible to improve the visibility of the graph upon switching the scales.
- the apparatus subject to maintenance is a diesel engine mounted on an industrial vehicle.
- the above maintenance monitor device is particularly suitable as a maintenance monitor device for a diesel engine mounted to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift.
- a diesel engine has many display items, and in a diesel engine, three or more of the display items are visually checked at the same time during maintenance, or the display items are frequently switched.
- At least one embodiment of the program of the present invention is a program for displaying a graph of numerical data of three or more display items related to an apparatus subject to maintenance simultaneously on a monitor screen.
- the program makes a computer execute: a list display process of displaying a list of the display items on the monitor screen; a numerical data display process of displaying a graph of numerical data related to the three or more display items on the monitor screen in accordance with graph axes including a first axis which includes a time axis; a position information calculation process of calculating position information of a cursor displayed on the monitor screen; a display item recognition process of recognizing the display items indicated by the cursor on the basis of the position information of the cursor calculated by the position information calculation unit; and a second axis display process of displaying only one scale corresponding to the display item recognized by the display item recognition unit on a second axis included in the graph axes.
- the visibility is enhanced because only one scale is displayed on the second axis of the graph axes. Further, since the display item indicated, by the cursor is recognized on the basis of the position information of the cursor, it is possible to display the single corresponding scale by a simple operation of only superposing the position of the cursor on one of the display items or the graph lines displayed on the monitor screen. Thus, the operability is also enhanced.
- At least one embodiment of the present invention includes a recording medium storing the above program, the recording medium being readable by a computer.
- a maintenance monitor device capable of displaying numerical data of three or more display items on a graph at the same time, with high visibility and operability.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating components of a maintenance monitor device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an illustration of a monitor screen of the maintenance monitor device according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is an illustration of a monitor screen of the maintenance monitor device according to the present embodiment, where the scale is switched from that in FIG. 2 .
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart of an operation flow for switching the scale to be displayed on the second axis, in a maintenance monitor device according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is an illustration of a monitor screen displayed by a conventional monitor device.
- a maintenance monitor device 1 is configured as, for instance, a micro computer including a central processing unit (CPU), a random access memory (RAM), a read only memory (ROM), and an I/O interface. Also, the maintenance monitor device 1 is configured to display a graph of numerical data of display items related to an apparatus subject to maintenance, on a monitor screen 10 . Further, the apparatus subject to maintenance in the present embodiment is, for instance, a diesel engine 14 mounted to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating components of a maintenance monitor device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- the maintenance monitor device 1 of the present embodiment includes a list display unit 2 , a numerical data display unit 3 , a display item selection unit 4 , a second axis display unit 5 , a display item recognition unit 6 , and a position information calculation unit 7 .
- FIGS. 2 and 3 are each an illustration of a monitor screen of the maintenance monitor device according to the present embodiment.
- a list display section 20 for displaying a list of display items 22 is formed on the left of the monitor screen 10 . Further, a graph display section 30 for displaying a graph of numerical data of three or more of the display items 22 at the same time is formed on the right of the monitor screen 10 .
- the list display unit 2 is configured to be capable of displaying a list of all display items 22 (display items 22 a to 22 s ) of the diesel engine 14 , on the list display section 20 of the above monitor screen 10 . Further, the list display section 20 displays legend lines 24 a to 24 s of the same line type and color as those of the graph lines 34 a to 34 s, in accordance with the display items 22 a to 22 s, respectively. In this way, it is possible to recognize the correspondence relationship between the graph lines 34 a to 34 s displayed on the graph display section 30 and the display items 22 a to 22 s.
- the numerical data display unit 3 is configured to be capable of displaying the numerical data of the display items 22 transmitted from the engine control unit (ECU) 14 a as the graph lines 31 on the graph display section 30 of the monitor screen 10 .
- the graph lines 34 are displayed associated with graph axes including the first axis (for instance, x axis) being a time axis 32 , and the second axis (for instance, y axis) being a scale 33 .
- the scale 33 here corresponds to the engine rotation speed 22 a.
- the numerical data display unit 3 may be configured to display only the graph lines 34 corresponding to display items 22 selected by a display item selection unit 4 described below, which are the selected display items. For instance, in FIG. 2 , a graph line 31 a corresponding to the engine rotation speed 22 a, a graph line 34 b corresponding to the acceleration opening degree 22 b, a graph line 34 c corresponding to the cooling water temperature 22 c, and the like are displayed as the graph lines 34 corresponding to the selected display items 22 . With this configuration, it is possible to select only the display items 22 that need to be monitored, which enhances the visibility of the graph.
- the numerical data display unit 3 may be configured to display a graph of the numerical data of the display item 22 recognized by a display item recognition unit 6 described below by a graph line varied from those of the other numerical data. For instance, in FIG. 2 , only the graph line 34 a corresponding to the engine rotation speed 22 a, which is recognized by the display item recognition unit 6 , is indicated thicker than the other graph lines 34 . Further, in FIG. 3 , only the graph line 34 c corresponding to the cooling water temperature 22 c, which is recognized by the display item recognition unit 6 , is indicated thicker than the other graph lines 34 .
- the display item selection unit 4 is configured to be capable of optionally selecting three or more items from the above list of the display items 22 . Specifically, on the left of the list display section 20 , check boxes 26 a to 26 s are displayed corresponding to the display items 22 a to 22 s, so that three or more display items 22 are optionally selected by placing check marks on the check boxes 26 .
- the second axis display unit 5 is configured to display only the scale 33 corresponding to one of the display items 22 that is selected by a user, on the second axis of the graph axes displayed on the above graph display section 30 .
- FIG. 2 only the scale 33 corresponding to the engine rotation speed 22 a is displayed.
- FIG. 3 only the scale 33 corresponding to the cooling water temperature 22 c is displayed.
- the scale 33 here includes at least one scale marking 33 a and unit 33 b, and preferably further includes a scale grid 33 c that is displayed so as to correspond to the scale marking 33 a and an item name 33 d of the display item 22 being displayed, so that the scale on the axis can be understood.
- the second axis display unit 5 may be configured to maintain the display width 33 e of the scale 33 to be constant regardless of the display item 22 recognized by the following display item recognition unit 6 .
- the display width 33 e of the scale 33 corresponding to the engine rotation speed 22 a illustrated in FIG. 2 has an identical width to that of the display width 33 e of the scale 33 corresponding to the cooling water temperature 22 c illustrated in FIG. 3 , With this configuration, the display width of the scale 33 is kept identical even when the scale 33 displayed on the second axis has been switched, which makes it possible to improve the visibility of the graph upon switching the scale 33 .
- the display item recognition unit 6 is configured to be capable of recognizing one of the display items 22 that is indicated by a cursor 28 displayed on the monitor screen 10 , only on the basis of the position information of the cursor 28 . Specifically, the cursor 28 moves on the monitor screen 10 as a result of operation of the computer mouse by the user, and when the position of the cursor 28 overlaps with one of the display items 22 displayed on the list display section 20 , the display item recognition unit 6 immediately recognizes that the cursor 28 is pointing the one display item 22 even if there is no other specific operation such as a click. Then, the display item recognition unit 6 transmits the recognized display item 22 to the above second axis display unit 5 .
- the display item recognition unit 6 may be configured to recognize only the display items 22 selected by the display item selection unit 4 . Since the maintenance monitor device 1 of the present embodiment is configured to change the scale 33 that is to be displayed on the second axis only on the basis of the position information of the cursor 28 , even a slight movement of the position of the cursor 28 may change what is displayed as the scale 33 . Thus, with the display item recognition unit 6 configured to recognize only the display items 22 selected by the display item selection unit 4 , it is possible to reduce the frequency of displaying an unintended scale due to an operation error of the computer mouse 12 , thereby improving the operability.
- FIG. 2 illustrates the cursor 28 overlapping with the engine rotation speed 22 a .
- FIG. 3 illustrates the cursor 28 overlapping with the cooling water temperature 22 c.
- only one of the display items 22 that is recognized by the display item recognition unit 6 may be displayed in a different way from the other display items 22 so as to easily distinguish the recognized. display item 22 from the other display items 22 .
- bold fonts may be used. to emphasize the recognized display item 22 .
- the position information calculation unit 7 is configured to be capable of calculating the position information of the cursor 28 displayed on the monitor screen 10 .
- the calculated position information of the cursor 28 is then transmitted to the above display item recognition unit 6 .
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart of an operation flow for switching a scale that is to be displayed on the second axis, in the maintenance monitor device according to the present embodiment.
- the above position information calculation unit 7 calculates the position information of the cursor 28 (S 2 ). Then, on the basis of the calculated position information, the display item recognition unit 6 determines whether the position of the cursor 28 overlaps with one of the display items 22 displayed. on the list display section 20 (S 3 ), and whether the display item 22 with which the cursor 28 overlaps is one of the selected display items 22 selected by the above display item selection unit 4 (S 4 ).
- the display item recognition unit 6 recognizes the single display item 22 pointed by the cursor 28 (S 5 ), Then, the second axis display unit 5 displays a scale 33 that corresponds to the single display item 22 recognized by the display item recognition unit 6 , on the second axis of the graph axes (S 6 ).
- the maintenance monitor device 1 of the present embodiment is configured to execute the above operation flow every time the cursor 28 moves. At this time, unless the position of the cursor 28 freshly overlaps with another display item 22 displayed on the list display section 20 , the scale 33 corresponding to the single display item 22 having been most recently recognized is continuously displayed on the second axis of the graph axes even if the cursor 28 moves.
- the above maintenance monitor device 1 has high visibility of the graph because only one scale 33 is displayed on the second axis of the graph axes, Further, the operability is also enhanced, as it is possible to display the scale 33 corresponding to an optional one of the display items 22 on the monitor screen 10 by a simple operation of only superposing the position of the cursor 28 on the optional display item 22 because the display item 22 indicated by the cursor 28 is recognized only on the basis of the position information of the cursor 28 .
- the display item recognition unit 6 is configured to recognize one of the display items 22 that is indicated by the cursor 28 , from the list of the display items 22 displayed on the monitor screen 10 .
- the display item recognition unit 6 of the present invention is not limited this.
- the display item recognition unit 6 may be configured. to recognize one of the display items 22 that corresponds to one of the graph lines 34 indicated, by the cursor 28 from among the plurality of graph lines 34 displayed on the monitor screen 10 , as the display item 22 indicated by the cursor 28 .
- the maintenance monitor device 1 of the above embodiment is configured as a micro computer including a laptop computer.
- At least one embodiment of the present invention may be a program configured to make a computer execute various processes executed by the above list display unit 2 , the numerical data display unit 3 , the display item selection unit 4 , the second axis display unit 5 , the display item recognition unit 6 , and the position information calculation unit 7 .
- At least one embodiment of the present invention may be a recording medium that stores the above described program, and that is readable by a computer. With this configuration, it is possible to distribute the above program in a state of being stored in the recording medium.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- the maintenance monitor device 1 of the present embodiment is particularly suitable to be used for the diesel engine 14 mounted to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift, which has a large number of display items 22 , and in which three or more display items are visually checked at the same time during maintenance and the display items 22 are frequently switched.
- At least one embodiment of the present invention as a maintenance monitor device capable of displaying a graph of numerical data of three or more display items at the same time, is particularly suitable to be used during maintenance of a diesel engine mounted on an industrial vehicle.
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- The present disclosure relates to a maintenance monitor device capable of simultaneously displaying numerical data of three or more display items on a graph, and a program and a recording medium for the maintenance monitor device. It preferably relates to a maintenance monitor device, in particular, used for maintenance of a diesel engine mounted on an industrial vehicle, and a program and a recording medium for the maintenance monitor device.
- For instance, when carrying out maintenance on various apparatuses such as a diesel engine, a maintenance monitor device is used to monitor the operation state of the apparatus in real time. The maintenance monitor device displays measurement values or the like that indicate the operation state of the apparatus on a monitor screen in real time.
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FIG. 5 is a diagram of a monitor screen displayed by a conventional monitor device. - On the
conventional monitor screen 100, a graph with the x-axis indicating time is displayed. On the graph, displayed are numerical data of a plurality of display items, such as the engine rotation speed (a), the acceleration opening degree (b), the cooling water temperature (c), the boost pressure (d), the intake temperature (e), the rail pressure (f), and the total fuel injection amount (g), associated with the graph axes. - Further, as illustrated in
FIG. 5 , scales, names, and units are displayed on the y-axis of the graph, corresponding to the plurality of display items (a) to (g) described above. - Patent Document 1: Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Pub. No. 2008-209511
- The above conventional monitor device, however, displays scales, names, units corresponding to the plurality of display items on the Y-axis next to one another. Thus, it is difficult to distinguish between the scales corresponding to the respective numerical data quickly, which is a disadvantage in terms of visibility.
- Further, with more than one scale displayed on the graph, the time axis becomes short in turn, narrowing the display region of the graph, which is also a disadvantage in terms of visibility.
- Furthermore, various exhaust-gas purification devices are recently provided for diesel engines in the context of, for instance, the tightened exhaust gas regulations. When carrying out maintenance on a diesel engine with an exhaust-gas purification device, it is necessary to monitor display items related to the exhaust-gas purification device, in addition to the display items related to the engine. Thus, the number of display items to be displayed has been considerably increased, which leads to a further disadvantage in terms of visibility in the above conventional monitor device.
- Further, particularly during maintenance of a diesel engine, two or more display items are visually monitored at the same time, such as the engine rotation speed and the acceleration opening degree, and the engine rotation speed and the total fuel injection amount. Also, the display items are frequently switched. Thus, operability upon changing the graph display is also required for the monitor device, in addition to the above described visibility.
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Patent Document 1 discloses a display-scale changing system that can change the scales of the graph when more than one display item is displayed on a graph. However, this display-scale changing system ofPatent Document 1 requires frequent click and drag operations of a computer mouse, and therefore adept skills for operating the system. - At least one embodiment of the present invention was made in view of the above issues of the conventional technique, and an object is to provide a maintenance monitor device capable of displaying numerical data of three or more display items on a graph at the same time, with high visibility and operability.
- In order to achieve the above object, at least one embodiment of a maintenance monitor device according to the present invention is a maintenance monitor device capable of displaying a graph of numerical data of three or more of a plurality of display items related, to an apparatus subject to maintenance on a monitor screen. The maintenance monitor device includes: a list display unit capable of displaying a list of the display items on the monitor screen; a numerical data display unit configured to be capable of displaying a graph of numerical data related to the three or more display items on the monitor screen in accordance with graph axes including a first axis which includes a time axis; a position information calculation unit configured to be capable of calculating position information of a cursor displayed on the monitor screen; a display item recognition unit configured to be capable of recognizing the display items indicated by the cursor on the basis of the position information of the cursor calculated by the position information calculation unit; and, a second axis display unit configured to be capable of displaying only one scale corresponding to the display item recognized by the display item recognition unit on a second axis included in the graph axes.
- With the above maintenance monitor device, the visibility is enhanced because only one scale is displayed on the second axis of the graph axes. Further since the display item indicated by the cursor is recognized on the basis of the position information of the cursor, it is possible to display the single corresponding scale by a simple operation of only superposing the position of the cursor on one of the display items or the graph lines displayed on the monitor screen. Thus, the operability is also enhanced.
- Further, in one embodiment of the present invention, the display item recognition unit is configured to recognize, from the list of the display items displayed on the monitor screen, one of the display items indicated by the cursor.
- With the above configuration, it is possible to display the single scale corresponding to the display item by a simple operation of only superposing the position of the cursor on an optional one of the display items displayed on the monitor screen.
- Further, according to one embodiment of the present invention, the display item recognition unit is configured to recognize, from among graph lines corresponding to the three or more display items of the graph displayed on the monitor screen, one of the display items which corresponds to one of the graph lines indicated by the cursor.
- With the above configuration, it is possible to display the single scale corresponding to the display item by a simple operation of only superposing the position of the cursor on an optional one of the graph lines displayed on the monitor screen.
- Further, one embodiment of the present invention further includes a display item selection unit configured to be capable of optionally selecting three or more display items from the list of the display items. The numerical data display unit s configured to display the graph of only the numerical data of the selected display items selected by the display item selection unit. The display item recognition unit is configured to recognize one of the selected display items selected by the display item selection unit.
- With the above configuration, it is possible to select only the display items desired to be displayed on the graph, from the list of the display items displayed on the monitor screen, which makes it possible for the maintenance monitor device to achieve high visibility. Further, with the display item recognition unit configured to recognize only the selected. display items selected by the display item selection unit, it is possible to reduce the frequency of displaying an unintended scale on the second axis due to operation error of the computer mouse. Thus, the operability is enhanced.
- Further, in one embodiment of the present invention, the numerical data display unit is configured to indicate, on the graph, the numerical data of the display item recognized by the display item recognition unit by a graph line varied from the other numerical data.
- With the above configuration, only the numerical data corresponding to the scale is indicated in the graph by a graph line varied from the other numerical data (e.g. different line type, thickness, or color) so as to stand out. In this way, it is possible to improve the visibility of the graph.
- Further, in one embodiment of the present invention, the second axis display unit is configured to maintain a tick-mark interval of the scale to be constant regardless of the display item recognized by the display item recognition unit.
- With the above configuration, the tick-mark interval of the scale is kept constant even when the scale displayed on the second axis is switched to another scale. Thus, it is possible to improve the visibility of the graph upon switching the scales.
- Further, in one embodiment of the present invention, the apparatus subject to maintenance is a diesel engine mounted on an industrial vehicle.
- The above maintenance monitor device is particularly suitable as a maintenance monitor device for a diesel engine mounted to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift. A diesel engine has many display items, and in a diesel engine, three or more of the display items are visually checked at the same time during maintenance, or the display items are frequently switched.
- Further, at least one embodiment of the program of the present invention is a program for displaying a graph of numerical data of three or more display items related to an apparatus subject to maintenance simultaneously on a monitor screen. The program makes a computer execute: a list display process of displaying a list of the display items on the monitor screen; a numerical data display process of displaying a graph of numerical data related to the three or more display items on the monitor screen in accordance with graph axes including a first axis which includes a time axis; a position information calculation process of calculating position information of a cursor displayed on the monitor screen; a display item recognition process of recognizing the display items indicated by the cursor on the basis of the position information of the cursor calculated by the position information calculation unit; and a second axis display process of displaying only one scale corresponding to the display item recognized by the display item recognition unit on a second axis included in the graph axes.
- With the above program, the visibility is enhanced because only one scale is displayed on the second axis of the graph axes. Further, since the display item indicated, by the cursor is recognized on the basis of the position information of the cursor, it is possible to display the single corresponding scale by a simple operation of only superposing the position of the cursor on one of the display items or the graph lines displayed on the monitor screen. Thus, the operability is also enhanced.
- Further, at least one embodiment of the present invention includes a recording medium storing the above program, the recording medium being readable by a computer.
- With the above configuration, it is possible to distribute the above program in a state where the program is stored in the recording medium.
- According to the at least one embodiment of the present invention, it is possible to provide a maintenance monitor device capable of displaying numerical data of three or more display items on a graph at the same time, with high visibility and operability.
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FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating components of a maintenance monitor device according to one embodiment of the present invention. -
FIG. 2 is an illustration of a monitor screen of the maintenance monitor device according to the present embodiment. -
FIG. 3 is an illustration of a monitor screen of the maintenance monitor device according to the present embodiment, where the scale is switched from that inFIG. 2 . -
FIG. 4 is a flowchart of an operation flow for switching the scale to be displayed on the second axis, in a maintenance monitor device according to the present embodiment. -
FIG. 5 is an illustration of a monitor screen displayed by a conventional monitor device. - Embodiments of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. It is intended, however, that unless particularly specified, dimensions, materials, shapes, relative positions and the like of components described in the embodiments shall be interpreted as illustrative only and not limitative of the scope of the present invention.
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maintenance monitor device 1 according to the present embodiment is configured as, for instance, a micro computer including a central processing unit (CPU), a random access memory (RAM), a read only memory (ROM), and an I/O interface. Also, themaintenance monitor device 1 is configured to display a graph of numerical data of display items related to an apparatus subject to maintenance, on amonitor screen 10. Further, the apparatus subject to maintenance in the present embodiment is, for instance, adiesel engine 14 mounted to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift. -
FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating components of a maintenance monitor device according to one embodiment of the present invention. As illustrated inFIG. 1 , themaintenance monitor device 1 of the present embodiment includes alist display unit 2, a numericaldata display unit 3, a displayitem selection unit 4, a secondaxis display unit 5, a displayitem recognition unit 6, and a positioninformation calculation unit 7. -
FIGS. 2 and 3 are each an illustration of a monitor screen of the maintenance monitor device according to the present embodiment. - As illustrated in
FIGS. 2 and 3 , alist display section 20 for displaying a list ofdisplay items 22 is formed on the left of themonitor screen 10. Further, agraph display section 30 for displaying a graph of numerical data of three or more of thedisplay items 22 at the same time is formed on the right of themonitor screen 10. - The
list display unit 2 is configured to be capable of displaying a list of all display items 22 (display items 22 a to 22 s) of thediesel engine 14, on thelist display section 20 of theabove monitor screen 10. Further, thelist display section 20displays legend lines 24 a to 24 s of the same line type and color as those of the graph lines 34 a to 34 s, in accordance with thedisplay items 22 a to 22 s, respectively. In this way, it is possible to recognize the correspondence relationship between the graph lines 34 a to 34 s displayed on thegraph display section 30 and thedisplay items 22 a to 22 s. - The numerical
data display unit 3 is configured to be capable of displaying the numerical data of thedisplay items 22 transmitted from the engine control unit (ECU) 14 a as the graph lines 31 on thegraph display section 30 of themonitor screen 10. The graph lines 34 are displayed associated with graph axes including the first axis (for instance, x axis) being atime axis 32, and the second axis (for instance, y axis) being ascale 33. For example, thescale 33 here corresponds to theengine rotation speed 22 a. - Further, the numerical
data display unit 3 may be configured to display only the graph lines 34 corresponding to displayitems 22 selected by a displayitem selection unit 4 described below, which are the selected display items. For instance, inFIG. 2 , a graph line 31 a corresponding to theengine rotation speed 22 a, agraph line 34 b corresponding to theacceleration opening degree 22 b, agraph line 34 c corresponding to the coolingwater temperature 22 c, and the like are displayed as the graph lines 34 corresponding to the selecteddisplay items 22. With this configuration, it is possible to select only thedisplay items 22 that need to be monitored, which enhances the visibility of the graph. - Further, the numerical
data display unit 3 may be configured to display a graph of the numerical data of thedisplay item 22 recognized by a displayitem recognition unit 6 described below by a graph line varied from those of the other numerical data. For instance, inFIG. 2 , only thegraph line 34 a corresponding to theengine rotation speed 22 a, which is recognized by the displayitem recognition unit 6, is indicated thicker than the other graph lines 34. Further, inFIG. 3 , only thegraph line 34 c corresponding to the coolingwater temperature 22 c, which is recognized by the displayitem recognition unit 6, is indicated thicker than the other graph lines 34. With this configuration, it is possible to improve the visibility of the graph by displaying a graph where only the numerical data corresponding to the displayedscale 33 is indicated by a graph e varied from that of the other numerical data (e.g. different line type, thickness, or color) so that the corresponding numerical data stands out. - The display
item selection unit 4 is configured to be capable of optionally selecting three or more items from the above list of thedisplay items 22. Specifically, on the left of thelist display section 20, checkboxes 26 a to 26 s are displayed corresponding to thedisplay items 22 a to 22 s, so that three ormore display items 22 are optionally selected by placing check marks on thecheck boxes 26. - The second
axis display unit 5 is configured to display only thescale 33 corresponding to one of thedisplay items 22 that is selected by a user, on the second axis of the graph axes displayed on the abovegraph display section 30. For instance,FIG. 2 , only thescale 33 corresponding to theengine rotation speed 22 a is displayed. Further, inFIG. 3 , only thescale 33 corresponding to the coolingwater temperature 22 c is displayed. Thescale 33 here includes at least one scale marking 33 a andunit 33 b, and preferably further includes ascale grid 33 c that is displayed so as to correspond to the scale marking 33 a and anitem name 33 d of thedisplay item 22 being displayed, so that the scale on the axis can be understood. - Furthermore, the second
axis display unit 5 may be configured to maintain thedisplay width 33 e of thescale 33 to be constant regardless of thedisplay item 22 recognized by the following displayitem recognition unit 6. For instance, thedisplay width 33 e of thescale 33 corresponding to theengine rotation speed 22 a illustrated inFIG. 2 has an identical width to that of thedisplay width 33 e of thescale 33 corresponding to the coolingwater temperature 22 c illustrated inFIG. 3 , With this configuration, the display width of thescale 33 is kept identical even when thescale 33 displayed on the second axis has been switched, which makes it possible to improve the visibility of the graph upon switching thescale 33. - The display
item recognition unit 6 is configured to be capable of recognizing one of thedisplay items 22 that is indicated by acursor 28 displayed on themonitor screen 10, only on the basis of the position information of thecursor 28. Specifically, thecursor 28 moves on themonitor screen 10 as a result of operation of the computer mouse by the user, and when the position of thecursor 28 overlaps with one of thedisplay items 22 displayed on thelist display section 20, the displayitem recognition unit 6 immediately recognizes that thecursor 28 is pointing the onedisplay item 22 even if there is no other specific operation such as a click. Then, the displayitem recognition unit 6 transmits the recognizeddisplay item 22 to the above secondaxis display unit 5. - Further, the display
item recognition unit 6 may be configured to recognize only thedisplay items 22 selected by the displayitem selection unit 4. Since themaintenance monitor device 1 of the present embodiment is configured to change thescale 33 that is to be displayed on the second axis only on the basis of the position information of thecursor 28, even a slight movement of the position of thecursor 28 may change what is displayed as thescale 33. Thus, with the displayitem recognition unit 6 configured to recognize only thedisplay items 22 selected by the displayitem selection unit 4, it is possible to reduce the frequency of displaying an unintended scale due to an operation error of thecomputer mouse 12, thereby improving the operability. -
FIG. 2 illustrates thecursor 28 overlapping with theengine rotation speed 22 a. On the other hand,FIG. 3 illustrates thecursor 28 overlapping with the coolingwater temperature 22 c. At this time, like theengine rotation speed 22 a and the coolingwater temperature 22 c illustrated inFIGS. 2 and 3 , respectively, only one of thedisplay items 22 that is recognized by the displayitem recognition unit 6 may be displayed in a different way from theother display items 22 so as to easily distinguish the recognized.display item 22 from theother display items 22. For instance, bold fonts may be used. to emphasize the recognizeddisplay item 22. - The position
information calculation unit 7 is configured to be capable of calculating the position information of thecursor 28 displayed on themonitor screen 10. The calculated position information of thecursor 28 is then transmitted to the above displayitem recognition unit 6. -
FIG. 4 is a flowchart of an operation flow for switching a scale that is to be displayed on the second axis, in the maintenance monitor device according to the present embodiment. When the user operates thecomputer mouse 12 and thecursor 28 moves on the monitor screen 10 (S1), the above positioninformation calculation unit 7 calculates the position information of the cursor 28 (S2). Then, on the basis of the calculated position information, the displayitem recognition unit 6 determines whether the position of thecursor 28 overlaps with one of thedisplay items 22 displayed. on the list display section 20 (S3), and whether thedisplay item 22 with which thecursor 28 overlaps is one of the selecteddisplay items 22 selected by the above display item selection unit 4 (S4). - If it is determined to be YES in both of the above S3 and S4, the display
item recognition unit 6 recognizes thesingle display item 22 pointed by the cursor 28 (S5), Then, the secondaxis display unit 5 displays ascale 33 that corresponds to thesingle display item 22 recognized by the displayitem recognition unit 6, on the second axis of the graph axes (S6). - The
maintenance monitor device 1 of the present embodiment is configured to execute the above operation flow every time thecursor 28 moves. At this time, unless the position of thecursor 28 freshly overlaps with anotherdisplay item 22 displayed on thelist display section 20, thescale 33 corresponding to thesingle display item 22 having been most recently recognized is continuously displayed on the second axis of the graph axes even if thecursor 28 moves. - The above
maintenance monitor device 1 has high visibility of the graph because only onescale 33 is displayed on the second axis of the graph axes, Further, the operability is also enhanced, as it is possible to display thescale 33 corresponding to an optional one of thedisplay items 22 on themonitor screen 10 by a simple operation of only superposing the position of thecursor 28 on theoptional display item 22 because thedisplay item 22 indicated by thecursor 28 is recognized only on the basis of the position information of thecursor 28. - Embodiments of the present invention were described in detail above, but the present invention is not limited thereto, and various amendments and modifications may be implemented within a scope that does not depart from the present invention.
- For example, in the above embodiments, the display
item recognition unit 6 is configured to recognize one of thedisplay items 22 that is indicated by thecursor 28, from the list of thedisplay items 22 displayed on themonitor screen 10. However, the displayitem recognition unit 6 of the present invention is not limited this. Instead of the above configuration, or in addition to the above configuration, the displayitem recognition unit 6 may be configured. to recognize one of thedisplay items 22 that corresponds to one of the graph lines 34 indicated, by thecursor 28 from among the plurality ofgraph lines 34 displayed on themonitor screen 10, as thedisplay item 22 indicated by thecursor 28. - Further, for instance, the
maintenance monitor device 1 of the above embodiment is configured as a micro computer including a laptop computer. - However, at least one embodiment of the present invention may be a program configured to make a computer execute various processes executed by the above
list display unit 2, the numericaldata display unit 3, the displayitem selection unit 4, the secondaxis display unit 5, the displayitem recognition unit 6, and the positioninformation calculation unit 7. - Further, at least one embodiment of the present invention may be a recording medium that stores the above described program, and that is readable by a computer. With this configuration, it is possible to distribute the above program in a state of being stored in the recording medium.
- Further, in the above embodiment, while the apparatus subject to maintenance is illustrated, as the
diesel engine 14 mounted to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift, the present invention is not limited to this. Still, themaintenance monitor device 1 of the present embodiment is particularly suitable to be used for thediesel engine 14 mounted to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift, which has a large number ofdisplay items 22, and in which three or more display items are visually checked at the same time during maintenance and thedisplay items 22 are frequently switched. - At least one embodiment of the present invention, as a maintenance monitor device capable of displaying a graph of numerical data of three or more display items at the same time, is particularly suitable to be used during maintenance of a diesel engine mounted on an industrial vehicle.
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- 1 Maintenance monitor device
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